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New Caribbean Poetry, An Anthology, edited by Kei Miller

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New Caribbean Poetry, An Anthology, edited by Kei Miller
Language
eng
Abstract
The Caribbean is producing some of the most innovative and sophisticated poets in world literature today. This anthology turns the spotlight on eight New Caribbean poets. Between them, they represent the range of Caribbean identities and experiences: they are black, white, Indian and in between. Their first language is French, Spanish and English. They are home-bodies. They are world travellers. They represent all kinds of diaspora — from the islander who sought and made home in a foreign land, to the foreigner who sought and made home in the islands. The common thread between them is that they are all very good, and all are committed to the magical possibilities of language
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
New Caribbean Poetry
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Oclc number
608212539
Responsibility statement
edited by Kei Miller
Sub title
An Anthology
Table Of Contents
Marilène Phipps-Kettlewell -- Delores Gauntlett -- Christian Campbell -- Loretta Collins Klobah -- Shara McCallum -- Tanya Shirley -- Ian Strachan -- Jennifer Rahim
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